This 1935 Chevrolet work truck was discovered in Nevada. At the heart of 1930s era trucks was a Chevy inline-six-cylinder engine, which earned names like “Cast Iron Wonder” and “Stovebolt” for its rugged design. First produced in late 1928, the new engine had a modern overhead-valve design. (Photo by Jim Prueter)

(October 9, 2019) LONDON — As an extraordinary and magical event, the annual Bonhams London to Brighton Veteran Car Run for pre-1905 cars has always been a magnet for people from all walks of life.

Taking part each year are families who have participated in their cherished automotive heirlooms for generations, but the enchanting lure of the world’s longest-running motoring event also has a history of captivating numerous well-known personalities too.

(October 9, 2019) WOLFSBURG, Germany — The ID.3, the first model from the new all-electric ID. family, stands for the future of the Volkswagen brand — with a large range, impressive driving dynamics, pioneering design and the innovative ID. Light concept. The intelligent light concept in the interior supports the driver visually and makes communication with the ID.3 more emotional.

Not only does this car’s voice control obey your every word, the ID.3 also communicates visually with its occupants thanks to the completely new intelligent ID. Light concept.

(October 8, 2019) NEWPORT, R.I. — After nearly two years of planning, the inaugural Audrain’s Concours d’Elegance came to an close with Joseph & Margie Cassini’s 1927 Isotta Fraschini Tipo 8A S Fleetwood crossing the podium to receive the ‘Most Elegant’ award and also the Best of Show award.

Shown at the 1926 New York Auto Salon, the Tipo 8A S Roadster was commissioned by film star Rudolph Valentino, and adds this Audrain’s Best of Show trophy to its extensive collection which includes two Best of Class trophies from the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.